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By MARY SUE PF-F.AFA
"Mr William Alfred Hunter visit
ed his daughters, TVjt - Orange Wil
lianv md Mrs William McAllister
ft'? a week at their home on Staler j
Av« ue Enron!e home he Uoppeu i
in Richmond and Alexandria V,,..!
to visit relatives,
Mrs. James Smith is visiting her i
sister in law on Elliott Street from I
Portsmouth, Va
Wadell Williams a back m the •
city after vacationing a week m !
New York
Mrs. Louise Bellamy is visiting!
her sister, Mrs. Calvin LaHuffman .
from Philadelphia. Pa. for >boul j
two weeks
Mrs. Martha Fieldei. mother of!
Mrs Mae Murchison and grand j
daughter, Verdell Bailey are visit - j
inp their daughter and mother, i
Mr . Mae Murchison on 605 Dur
ham Street for a two we k visit
from Ronoke Alabama.
Mrs S. W. Thai card has return- j
td from Atlantic Beach after a
week’s vacation,
Thomas Wilcox of Raleigh w
the week end guest of his brother
in-law, James A Jackson on 821
Grecns fc or o St re c t
Miss Lillian Currie and hm gms y
Miss Emma Beck left Monde;,
(tight reroute to Staten Island
where the two of them work. Mr
Beck is the supervisor and Mi -
Curri a nurse. They were visiting
Miss Currie's parents and man y
friends
Mrs. Hazel Crosby left Monday
enroute to New York for a two;
week vacation. A number of friends '
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isaw her of! and are wishing her a
pleasant trip.
i friends of !\Jr~ Evelyn Johnson
\ regret to learn of the Illness of her
i mother, Mr:,. Mary Williams, on
j Washington Avenue and w ish hei
| speedy recovery.
Lt. and Mrs. Ford are spending
j lovely vacation in Nev. York
; With Lt. Ford’s parents. They had
; r two w> • k • leave.
! Mrs Ilcene Bigg? is bark with
| her husband at Fort Bragg a.ft.ci a
; -hol t visit in New York with par-
J ents
Friends of Mrs Eleanor William,
!of sis North Street regret to Ic.v
--!of the sudden death of her father,
j Edward Bayne, who died early
j Monday morning.
Mr? Roberta R Walden atid
j daughters are l aving Tuesday for
i Deiro’t, Mich., her mother. ?F
; Hill will accompany them on then
| trip home
j Friends of Jerry Hollingsworth
i regret to learn of the illness of r.L
, wife. Mrs. Marie Hollingsworth,
bind wish for her a speedy recovery
Mr Theophilus Bayne, formerly
■of i city, now residing in Phil
■ id el phi a. was railed home due to
! the sudden death of hi? father.
| Robbie re rani is a member of
the N. c. Mutual Slugger's soft
| ball team
Forty -- lx different types of]
! heating plants for curing tobacco;
| have been approved for sale in j
North Carolina under provisions m ;
; legislation enacted by the- 1947 Gen- }
‘ oral Assembly
SEC OTTO SECTION
FAYETT EVILL £
Garris Funeral
Home Completes
114-Year Service
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,j L. F. GurrL wo-? born u Mark
{son. N J. his parents brought him
,j to Craven Countv when he wss
■ [quite young He left there in the
, vear 1919 tor Kinston Collegf it
. the ag>- of twenty m the fourth
:i<rd' '• begin hi? career with; it
my assistance from h*s parents
if is father Rave him $20.00 when
left home and he had $1(?.00 of
hi,-- own, which was i total of S3O 00
to bo;:in his schoolin'’
H- earned a little money by
shining shoes Later he was pro
moted to a barber About 1923 h"
ypened a barber shop and a press
ing cltii: of his own in La Grange.
In 1928 he finished Kinston Col
lege and from there he entered
Cii-pton Jones School of Etnbiam
nt Nashville. Term. He com plot
-d this course in 1929. The I E
G.irri: Funeral Homes began 192.)
h Mt. Olive, with one Fttneral
Coach and one family car.
MARRIED IN 1931
Mr. Garris married Miss Ethel
Roberts of Mt. Oiive, N. C.. in
1931 who was teaching at this time,
after seven years teaching she
stopped to assist her husband with
Fayetteville Personals
Mrs Edward Walker an i M
jjauv- T. Simmons of • Bonnie
{Doom re spending a two works
jvae.di i: with ihc-ir mother. Me-.
jM. McPherson, Washington. D. C
j Mrs. R H Beatty ha? returned
!to the city after spending a part of
the summer in New York City.
| Cpl, and Mrs. J. W Bullock and
|Mr. and Mrs. Frederick L Burns
were the dinner gui sis of Mr.
and Mrs J. Albert Beatiy of 10
Scabrook Road. Washing!.-!: Square.
Mrs. Bullock is the former Mus M.
Galbreath and ’teaches a! Wilson.
Mr, and Mrs. Alvin Jefferson of
New York were the guests of their
• parents, Mr and Mrs. Charlie
j White of The Plank Road While
|he re. they spent a few day? with
[Mrs. Jefferson's parents in Colum
bia. s. c
Mrs Marie Hollingsworth, who
has been ill at her home on Moore
Street suddenly took a turn tv,
[the worse Sunday afternoM
| Friends hope her a • needy recov
ery. She is now a patient in a io< 4
{hospital and required a Iran.-fusion
on two occasions.
Woodrow McKoy has returned to
[the ctv after attending sumrni --
i school at. North Caivlina State Col
;lepe, Durham,
j Mr. and Mrs. Henry White have
[returned after visiting relative? n
1 Boston, Mass.
• The Floral Club of F.vans Metro
j pr-litan Church met with Berkley
! Merrick Thursday night. August
:sth. An interesting meeting was
[held At the close, a repast was
i served
Mr. E C. Chavc-rs, President; Mr .
A B Jones Secretai y
Stewardess Board No 2 of Evan?
Metropolitan Church met. with Mi
Lillie .Jinkins Tuesday. August 3rd.
i Miss Maude Hood. pres-lent,
Mi., Maude Wright, secretary
Mr. and Mrs Eynes and daugh
ter. Mr? Annie Mae Wright and
! Miss Mattie Chavers were the
[guests of Mr. and Mr? E. C. Chav
jers, Sunday, August Ist enroute to
iSt. Aucfustine, Florida
i Miy Mary Lucille Young has re
Burned from New York where the
I was the guest, of her sister. Miss -
j Margaret Young
j Miss Even Mitchell is pending
i her vacation in New York with
her cousin, Mrs. Willoughby WVh
! mgton.
! Miss Helen Bavne ‘eft for Ne-i
| York Wednesday. August 4*h
The IT: her Board of Evans Met
j ropolitan Church meet with Miss
[ Beatrice Parker Monday night,
[ August ftth. A nice meeting was
[held,
At the -close, sandwiches, punch,
I *ce crceam and cake wore served.
| A vote of thanks was given. The
{next, meeting will be held on Mon
day night, September 13th, at the
j home of Fred Pierce,
j Mr C. T. Monroe, president, Mrs.
j Marian Sawyer, secretary.
William Mallei.te died at the
jht-me of hi? ister. Mrs. Maude
j Wright. July 29th The funeral was
| i eld August Ist, at Pine View
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Galv. 5 V Roofing, Extra Heavy 7’, 8\ 9’, IT, 12’
10 Gal. Automatic Hot Water Heaters $19.95
$2.61 per sq. Saving on 210 lb, Asphalt Shingles
Regular $7.50 Value, $4-89 j
45 LB. ROOFING REGULAR $2.25 at $1.45 PER ROLL
55 LB * KOLL ROOFING REGULAR $2.75 at SI.BO PER ROLL
t>s LB. ROLL ROOFING REGULAR $3.25 at $2.10 PER ROLL
LE. MINERAL SURFACE REGULAR $3.75 at $2.75 PER ROLL
OUrSIDE WHITE PAINT REGULAR $5.25 at $4.00 PER GAL.
MANUFACTURERS ROOFING COMPANY
1019 Person Street At River Bridge j
FAYETTEVILLE, N. C.
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I the business, then she took f a bn-.- - {
lines? enure at the combination bus--
j mess school in New York City. j
I:i 1939 Mr. Garris opened the!
-L. E. Garris Funeral Horae m
■ FavelU ville and is now operating j
; a >aice<.-?r.fiil busine?? He operate.? 1
; 3 burial ; ; .-;seeiation of about 10,000 ■
I member! and the cash balance for:
119-42 was $12,591.97.
NEW Bi ll DING COMPLETE j
Mr. Garris just built a new Fun-j
j era! Horn-- in Mt. Olive and is pre- j
I paring to serve the public wita
: five funerai coaches, four family
'cars and two service trucks
Mr. and Miy Garris extend to
'heir patron? v.ordr of thank? fori
the c-iHineration which made it!
; posti'ch- feu them to round out!
' me re than fifteen veers of success.
With the aid of their most efficient;
in If thev above all things, want)
to serve them ju ? as they would j
i like to be served. They are ea e? >
i to have ■ 1.,-it people know just how
; the be -:,t- , s ha? grown with their
pa. i cooperation’ and they hope 1
they will manifest an interest in j
iL progress for future expansion. !
dmrch He leaves two sifters, two |
? i brother- and a number of relatives;
rmd friends.
, j
Y lib. mi \ Re.-d jr , ~f Nash
; - iii Terns , Is visiting Mrs. W L.
f [ Dixon.
i Mr RioJ i? Mrs. Elizabeth Cov- ;
iLr.rton Reed’s husband.
,-j Mrs Hattie Williams of Washing-;
. I *on, D. C. is visiting her son and
) idaughter, J A and Miss Rosa B. :
. i Williams,
; Mis? pe.-.r] Jones is ••-siting her,
jaunt, and unde, Mr and Mrs. A. A !
f j Dev. ns :n New York
r Friend-.? ? ere glad to see Mr- !
I rent- Montanre in church Sunday.!
Ezekiel Tyson ha? returned Ircm;
, ’ New York where he attended sum
- J nicr school at the University of;
[Ni-v York
>! M?. . Louise Waddell Bellamy of i
{ Philadelphia. Pa., is visiting her j
; Mrs Hettir LaHuffman
j Mr Edith Clark i.-: now borne
• j ■ikci spending a very enjoyable •
11 and successful summer at Atlantic
, ! Beach.
j M) B I! Waikei i? vmting iei
j tier: m South C arolina and ad
-- j jacf-r-t SbrtP?
M: ••• Hattie Dixon is visiting her.
niece, Mr- Lizzie Covington Reed
and family in Nashville, Term,
i Mr? Lizzie Wilkinson, Theodore
W. ki i . .inn Mr? Gloria Wilker
?-'n Rogers are the guests of Mrs.
- Heine G. Williams. j
Mrs. Alice Anderson Kelly died
: n Wilmington N. C., Tuesday, Aug.
3rd. and was buried on Wfightsville ■
Sound Sunday. August. Bth.
William David Gaston died Aug
Hih at hi? homo in New York
City He was ibe uncle of F-fi .
rberes,-a Jones
Mia Ida McMillian of Wilmitig- ;
ton v..-ited hft sister. Mrs Theressa .
Jones and her brother of Orange,:
New Jersey.
The Pm and Mr? E J. Gregg
are ;pending their ■ai a'ior. with
he Renders -n family at Atlantic
■ Beach.
Mi: Mary McNeill is very sick
at her home on Washington Ave
The eonditmn of Mr ”>leta Evan?
Parker Radiator Repair Shop
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V'SmY \ k SPECIALIZING IN ~ .
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THE CAROLINIAN
SANFORD NEWS
The Si-i-f-ird Di tr.tcf Youth'
! CuunrH r-f (he AME Zion Chinch;
1 mvtu- with the AME Zion •
: Cuui-eh in Mf»nehe?ter '?■ i rhur.— t
I day and Friday
The l ?her board accompanied by:
[ th.e Inymirnental Trio with Mrs
' Annie L McLeod, soloist, partiei- [
i fated on the program Thursday.
The. principal iptakevs were Mr-. 1
i Lessie Smith and the B’v R K.
■ Johnson. j
Eiieeno Melver is president ol;
the- U:.her Boards.
i Mr. Sum who has been an cm- !
[Ployec of the citi for a number of
J year? is still improving at the
u Lee County Hospital, after being;
hit by ,» truck in Jonesboro Heights:
several days ago,
| A series of services has been mi
i progress this week at Union BapU.s>,
(Church on Endov Street of which;
! the Rev, A. T. Tuck is pastor.
Mr. and Mrs Walton Heck spent j
Sunday in Raleigh with their,
daugther. Miss Susie llcc*; and Mr. j
and Mr.?. Laws-.-n Melkie.
The Intermediate Choir of Fair
{Promise AME Zion Church will:
1 render a musical program Sunday
i < vening. Septenibc-i sth ?» 7:30.
The public is cordially invited to j
; attend
The chairmen of the three local
j BvTy Scout. Troops -ire urging ail
persons to assist them m building j
up the membership in each troop j
by registering your boys between!
' the ages of 12 and 18 The troops are :
• sponsored by the Meth.oriist. Bnp
: hst and Presbyterian CbuiThos. All
.three churches are located on Wall
j Bfrcct. For information contact A.:
: W Jones. D H. Gilmore, the Rev. ;
j J E. McMahan, John D, Mclver, i
W. T. Horton, Harry Barnes or!
any of the Boy Scout Committees.:
The Rc- v. J W Marsh, P E of.
!he Sanford District of the AMEZ
Church vs-ill hold the fourth con- 1
sere nee at Fair Promise Churcn
Friday and Sunday, September 3-5.
The Holy Communion will be ad
! ministered at the 11 o'clock wor- j
!ship.
Tiie Silvertone Gospel Singers,
remains the same
Mrs. Katit Cnstfidd i? at home
itVom tiie hospital She is still in;
j bed.
Mrs Ada G Smith b.r? recently
j taken a trip to Trenton, N. J
j where sire will attend the funeral!
of her nephew. Jams (', King. Dur
ing her stop there, she will visit ’
; other relatives in New York and,
New Jersey.
Miss Paulette Clark has recent-1
iy returned to Brooklyn, N. Y„ af
:ei visiting her grand mother, Mrs, j
[Estelle Clark and other relatives :
Lhtlo Miss Margaret Walker ,si
. visiting her aunt. Mr?. Ruth Walk- i
<'r Pope m Newport c. v?
Miss Edwins Evans ha;? returned;
from Union University. Richmond, j
tVn , where she attended summer j
i school
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has oil
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PHONE 5451
pirn ivroß grill
498 MURUHESON RO \li
SPECIALIZING IN FRIED
CHICKEN. SANDWICHES
IN CREAM, COLD BEER
WHILE RIDING BI
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CURB' SERVICE
Take A Labor Day Trip to
Atlantic Beach, Round Trip $3.00
Bus leaves Percolator Grill al
5.30 A M. Tickets on sale there
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YOUR SCRIBE
By FREDRICK L, BURNS
•\ few weeks ago we had the occasion In visit the mayor’s
' , ur- and tram!, here to the- Recorder’s Court. While in tne Mayor •
Coii't we saw quite a few of our people go to the cleia, and pud
; out ’ "d"’ rolls and pay for some fine and the cost of court.
I only had the opportunity to hear about half of the emit.
, but [it; ring that time I saw enough to last me a long time. As
sit. there my mind was traveling in another wot id. i was j a a wo ;
; ,vhe ;«* our people had risen above the class that wwrks haul ad
of the week on a email salary and buys one or two drinks
. cut ..<nd in the drunken condition no almost rything. An t
Oi course the police pick them up and they land in jail,
Ar,d on, o you ore in the toils of the law it is almost impossib! '
t:> e-t out without paying dearly for it. I could be conservative and '
*■ y that over $200.00 (two, hundred dollars) was paid into the ;
| hopper by our people that day.
We left and went down to Hecoidfer's Court and them is wber • •
wo really went to town.
My point is tMis, each week our people pay into toe differ* , l j
I courts :i sufficient amount of money to keep a port-hm ol tin- oil
| gevernmein running. There is a sufficient amount paid to thw .
. to maintain Just:cos-of-the Peace, county police, whose salarie
paid by Negroes \vh • have been dragged into court, who ne judge*. ,
, sentenced -nd fined by non-members of our race. These person. '
.have gotten rich by our people’s carlossness
Wo maintain large offices where we can’t entei.
Yet every Monday morning there ; s a parade of our people to j
i the local courts where we pay our hard earned mon* y into tlv |
| coffer, we go back home believing that we have done .-.omething •
| big, believing that we have won the case
Let :■ stop and think for a few minuses and listen to one phrase
“No one ever wins in court. In it. it is heads I win and tails you
V>se. You haven’t ;. ghost of a chance in any court. Stay away
I from them.”
Web, thanks for listening. Will see you next week
DEATHS & FUNERALS Tossed Out of Office.
./A"'* 1 i"™ X »“ UIU Yerean Savs in Suit
Mc.l.ean of Elliott Street, were “
jheid Sunday' afternoon at 3 o’clock
from St Luke AME Church with; NEW YORK <ANF» T■■*• Ma:
’he Kcv l R Pierce officiating, jYergan-Paul Robeson faction. *. •
She i- survived by her husband, , VPnt another roun< j here lad ... k
And:cw McLean, a son by a form- when Y evgan. ousted , xccut. , j..
:;.i. i ia.. e, Yader Pei kin*. 1 ■’ o .rector and secretary of the co , ;
.dnug-Lw, Mrs. Annie Rulh Lach.: filed sn; , in ITl , ;nkipa i c . ~;
*nd Mi-.- F. -uirenia McLean. regain quarters he occupied at
Site had been employed by the coutscil headquarters Yergar* . -a !
.Quartermaster laundry at Ft. Bragg cl{lin , that he was lo , Aed ~
c.,- a nun*oti . f yvai-- |the council office by a loft- w e
i faction. which included sin..* ;
i under the (.wren of 'V. T. Horton! Paul Robeson.
j rendered a very pleasing program!
•of Go ; ->e! Songs and Spirituals at The domestic demand for poultry
i Wall Street Baptist Church last and eggs is likely to continue v..
S Friday evening strong.
I NOTICE
MR. E. A. ARMSTRONG IS IN NO WAY CONNECT
ED WITH THIS PAPER.
He was Editor-Manager of the Fayetteville Carolinian
which was discontinued December 1947.
Your l ocal Representative is Mr. ,1, S. Singleton
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